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mud terrain as it works well everywhere and is near silent on the road .[/QUOTE]
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are they reasonably quite on road?
I still have my soft top on and am amazed at how quiet they are
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How is the grip of the pro comp extreme mud terrain on road?
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with Maxxis Bighorns around the $240 I reckon its a no brainer !
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How is the grip of the pro comp extreme mud terrain on road?
they are great on road .

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with Maxxis Bighorns around the $240 I reckon its a no brainer !
i would prefer a mickey t or pro comp and would be happy to pay the extra
if i were to use a maxxis i would use a radial trepador as they are light years
ahead of the bighorn and were quieter by far .

there is a new patter bighorn on the way that is nearly the same tread pattern
as the toyo open country mt i believe this will be quieter onroad .
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i would prefer a mickey t or pro comp and would be happy to pay the extra
if i were to use a maxxis i would use a radial trepador as they are light years
ahead of the bighorn and were quieter by far .

there is a new patter bighorn on the way that is nearly the same tread pattern
as the toyo open country mt i believe this will be quieter onroad .
What are trepadors worth roughly?
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